Swordfish

The software USART allows you to assign TX and RX at runtime, so it's as flexible as PBP. As I2C devices tend to share a bus, the pins are fixed at compile time. Direct addressing, rather than runtime indirect addressing, produces much smaller code and is much faster. You will see this approach in o...

Yes, that doesn't look right. Drop me an email and I'll get a BETA to you that will fix the problem.

You will need to contact me directly - you must have an old BETA version. The updates are working fine.

Try

(a) Uninstall
(b) Reboot
(c) Remove USB key, then install
(d) Reboot
(e) Insert USB key to install drivers

Ensure that you are not trying to run the IDE from an old shortcut...

Your IDE version number doesn't look right - have you installed from CD ROM!! It should read 1.2.0.8 before running an update...

I've just installed the first release CD ROM and the updates are detected. Are the online updates displayed? If so, do you see a progress bar when installing? After running the update, are you restarting the IDE?

> Does this code do the same? are there any
> differences from the previous function (in terms of functionnalities) ?

Yes, it looks fine and the functionalty appears to be the same.

If you pass by value, you will not be able to read the state of the pin when (or if) the pin changes state after the debounce, because you are only passing a copy of the pin state - so you will have to pass by reference. I was just pointing out it is not very efficient, as the compiler has to use in...

Passing bits by reference is not very efficient, but if you want to do it... >> If aPin Then <<<<<<<< SWFBasic do not accept this test Because it is not a boolean expression, try IF aPin = 1 THEN or use a typecast. This should also work... function CheckButton(byref aPin as bit) as boolean result = ...

No. Configuartion fuses are a special case.

No code changes are required. Just program the bootloader firmware into your MCU at that's it...

One of the problems I've found with ADC is that Microchip tend to change bitname locations from device to device, which makes it tricky to encapsulate all configurations between devices. In your case, it seems that GO_DONE has not been correctly assigned for the 18F1320 in the ADC module. You can do...

I'm afraid it appears to be a problem with the SE version, which doesn't have bank switching enabled. I thought I had managed to get around this problem for the USB libraries (which use dual port RAM located at $400) but it's not working correctly. My sincere apologies and shame on me. It looks like...

Try this // device and clock... device = 18F4550 clock = 48 // 20Mhz crystal, 48Mhz internal (FS USB) config PLLDIV = 5, CPUDIV = OSC1_PLL2, USBDIV = 2, FOSC = HSPLL_HS, VREGEN = ON // import modules... #option USB_SERVICE = false include "usbhid.bas" while true Service wend This disables interrupts...

USB Modules released...

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